The effect of positive airway pressure therapy on neurocognitive functions, depression and anxiety in obesity hypoventilation syndrome

Table 2 The results of SF-36 according to groups

0	Healthy normal control		Obese control		OHS		OSAS		P
	Med.	Percentile 25/75	Med.	Percentile 25/75	Med.	Percentile 25/75	Med.	Percentile 25/75
PF	95^a	76.25 100	77.5	26.25 91.25	40^a	28.75 76.25	55	40 73,75	0.03
RP	100	25 100	50	0 100	12.5	0 62.5	37.5	0 100	0.13
BP	100	56.75 100	72	22 100	62,5	38.5 100	90	36,25 100	0.66
GH	76^a	56.5 91.75	32.5^a	18.75 78.25	57.5	30 74.5	41	28,75 53,25	0.03
VT	65	43.75 82.5	57.5	38.75 75	60	18.75 81.25	45	28,75 66,25	0.46
SF	87,5^a	71.88 100	62.5	25 87.5	37.5^a	12.5 78.13	56.25	21,88 81,25	0.04
RE	100	33.3 100	33.3	0 100	16.5	0 49.98	33.3	0 100	0.09
MH	68	55 80	64	52 77	58	42 77	56	42 60	0.28

Comparison of groups: Statistically significant differences (p < 0.05) were summarized
PF: a. Healthy normal control and OHS, p = 0.03
SF: a. Healthy normal control and OHS, p = 0.04
GH: a. Healthy normal control and obese control, p = 0.03
PF: Physical functioning; RP: Role limitation due to physical problems; BP: Bodily pain; GH: General perception of health; VT: Energy and vitality; SF: Social functioning; RE: Role limitation due to emotional problems; MH: Mental health

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